Hobart and William Smith Colleges

During the annual Charity Ball, author, educator and activist Dominique Christina delivers her keynote speech, discussing her experiences as a black woman in America.

Rachel Catlin '16 gets some help studying for final exams from her dog Remington on the steps of Coxe Hall.

Geneva Calder '16 sends a shot into the back of the net as the Herons capture the 2016 Liberty League Tournament title during the game against Skidmore.

Members of the William Smith Lacrosse team pose for a group photo after capturing the 2016 Liberty League Tournament title with a 7-6 win over Skidmore Saturday afternoon on Boswell Field.

Morgan Bayreuther '18 leads pre-k students from the Jim Dooley Early Childhood Learning Center in Geneva, N.Y. in a group exercise during a field day hosted by William Smith Athletics on Boswell Field.

Hannah Connolly '16 fires a shot during the 7-6 win over Skidmore on Boswell Field. It's the first time the Herons have won the tournament championship since 2004.

Members of the Statesmen lacrosse team pose for a photo after their upset against top-seeded Saint Joseph's University 11-7.

Guitar Instructor Benjamin Ellis works with Nicholas Liverio '16 in the Gearan Center for the Performing Arts.

Max Romm '17 dodges the Saint Joseph's University defense during the game in Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon.

Frank Brown '17 fires a shot on the goal as Hobart College takes on Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia on Saturday afternoon.

The Classes of 2016 dance and sing along to the Presidents Garage Band performance in Bartlett Theatre as part of the Senior Week celebrations.

Associate Professor of Theatre Heather May stands with television commentator and marathon runner Kathrine Switzer after winning the womens division of the first annual 19K Right To Run. Switzer was the first women to officially run the Boston Marathon.

Members of the Presidents Garage Band give it their all during a performance of Neil Diamond's Sweet Caroline, one of the many songs performed in Bartlett Theatre.

Professor of Biology Mark Deutschlander wows the crowd with a guitar solo performance of Prince's Purple Rain.

Sam van Etten '16 poses for a photo with a new friend during a trip to a wildlife sanctuary in South Africa. van Etten is currently participating in the South Africa abroad program.

Amy Blanchard '17 and Sarah Honan '17 host a field day for universal pre-k students from the Jim Dooley Early Childhood Learning Center in Geneva, N.Y. at Boswell Field.